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Title: When Sheila first got a job, she initially concentrated on what was best for her in any decisions, ... Post by: Ike_Saul on Jul 29, 2016 When Sheila first got a job, she initially concentrated on what was best for her in any decisions, but as time went on, she began to think about what would be best for others. This illustrates a move to which of Gilligan's stages of moral development?
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